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You guys are reminding me of all the planning crap and responding I didn’t get done before the holiday break and really need to do.

That sounds just awful. But ok.

They do. No one really wants it. More than the Surface is getting it.

Edit: like, check out this article: https://www.techradar.com/news/new-lenovo-thinkpad-x13s-may-be-the-first-windows-on-arm-laptop-we-want-to-buy

Can you buy licenses?

I can’t, but OEMs can.

Why haven’t all manufacturers making and selling ARM tablets / laptops with Windows ARM then?

Because no one was buying them.

Microsoft was pushing to make this happen extra hard with Windows 8 or so. They’ve kept it alive since then. It’s revived a bit once they started seeing ChromeOS devices start taking over the low end of the market.

But the available ARM processors kinda sucked; the price difference at the low end wasn’t enough for consumers in most cases: low margins are a demotivator for manufacturers; Intel and AMD got better low-power, low-price options; app availability was/is a big problem, etc.

But you can buy Windows ARM laptops and things from Samsung, Lenovo, a few others right now. The others don’t care, mostly still for the reasons above.

155mbps Telco trunk line for a school? Nicer school than I went to.

Similarly, every once in a while I’ll throw warning messages (which I can’t ship) to encourage me to go back and finish that TODO instead of letting it linger.

If you want to see a lot of things over a runtime at a glance, then possibly.

Or, for cases where you’re doing that, use actual debug or trace logging if that is an option.

“Real men don’t-” [tunes out the idiot instantly]

Well, those people are maniacs

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I’ve still not seen that message for a decade and I use Firefox 90+% of the time

Weirdly it looks fine to me on kbin social, but I don’t get the joke :(

But what if I am the wife

Unfortunately, sometimes they can’t determine reproduction steps because it’s rare to happen and required multiple things, or they just didn’t catch it. I definitely don’t blame them, at least not in a lot of cases.

And sometimes logs or crash dump or whatever is all you need to figure out the bug anyway. In fact, ideally it should be more often than not.

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Wow, 8 whole percent. And started going back up shortly after.

This should have been a 50% event. Sounds like the backlash hasn’t been severe enough yet and wall street thinks it’s probably mostly fine.

On-prem stuff. Which is weird because we are apparently full speed into Office 365, Microsoft cloud auth, other crap

I’m glad my org hasn’t been forced into their Cloud crap yet.

Ah, so we can leverage acceleration towards actionable efficiency.